Sentence examples for roundabout area from inspiring English sources

Andreessen Horowitz, the US venture capital firm that backed Facebook and Twitter, has invested $20m £13mm) in a startup creating virtual reality from London's "silicon roundabout" area.

The majority of new companies was founded in the "Silicon Roundabout" area of Clearkenwell to Shoreditch and East across London.

"It's entirely organic... the companies that identified the Old Street Roundabout area of London as the right home for them did so naturally".

It was in the "Silicon Roundabout" area, in the same building as a bunch of tech startups, but someone else took it.

It's also since relocated to East London's "Silicon Roundabout" area (apparently it was a toss up between London and Berlin, but London won).

In that regard London's Soho – it's 'Madison Avenue' – could trump the tech cluster of startups in the East of London, around the so-called "Silicon Roundabout" area around Old Street (developing since 2008) simply because of the ad agencies.

Bigballs, based in London's silicon roundabout tech area, is seven years old and has a portfolio of online and on-TV content.

London, not Silicon Valley, is now the global R&D hub for Amazon's TV operation, in this unassuming modern building near Old Street roundabout, the area beloved by start-ups that has been variously dubbed Silicon Roundabout and Tech City.

Today the FT's tech correspondent Tim Bradshaw blogged about "Silicon Roundabout", the area around London's Old Street which was once a thriving dotcom scene in the late 1990s and is now re-claiming its heritage, with lots of tech companies floating around.

It may be prudent to avoid installing roundabouts in areas where there is a high proportional volume of bicycle traffic, for example along designated bicycle routes on residential roads.

Corridor segments include those upstream of each roundabout, the circulating area, downstream of the roundabout as well as midblock sub-segments between adjacent roundabouts.